Subsection 13 Software management control Flashcards

1
Q

A lack of adequate control of aircraft field loadable software ( FLS ) and database field loadable data ( DFLD ) has been addressed by the UK CAA and to make Licensed engineers aware of the issues of software restrictions and their responsibilities in this regard in their publication?

A

Civil aircraft airworthiness information and procedures

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2
Q

An aircraft system allocated a critcally category of hazardous has a software level of

A

B

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3
Q

An aircraft system allocated a software level ā€˜Cā€™ that should it fail due to a software error may cause?

A

Injuries to some occupants

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4
Q

An aircraft system that, should it fail due to a software error, would cause a significant reduction in safety margins may also cause?

A

Injuries to some occupants

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5
Q

An aircraft system that, should it fail due to a software error would cause a slight increase in crew workload has a software level of?

A

D

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6
Q

An aircraft system that, should it fail due to a software error would cause a no injuries to occipants has a critcality catagory of?

A

Minor effect

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7
Q

An aircraft with a software level D should it fail due to a software error ma cause?

A

The aircraft safety margin to be slightly decreased

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8
Q

As far as software product is concerned the verification phase includes?

A

Performance testing a programmed EPROM

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9
Q

AWN 43 requires that aircraft constructors be?

A

Responsible for software assessment

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10
Q

Control of software is carried out by?

A

The national aviation authority

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11
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For software to be defined as level 1 it must be?

A

Critical

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12
Q

If due to a software error in an aircraft system that would cause injuries to some occupants the system has a software criticality catagory of?

A

Major effect

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13
Q

Level 1 software failure is defined as?

A

Critical and can lead to loss of aircraft

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14
Q

Requirements for configuration, management of software can be found in?

A

AWN 43

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15
Q

Requirements for software control can be found in?

A

CAAIP chapter 100-10

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16
Q

Software can be modified by?

A

Using the same rules as apply as to mods to hardware

17
Q

Software changes come under the responsibility of the?

A

Aircraft constructor

18
Q

Software documentation procedures are laid down in?

A

AWN 45

19
Q

The final stage of loading EEC software is?

A

Veryfying the loaded software

20
Q

What is the definition of level 1 software?

A

Critical

21
Q

What is the effect of a level 1 software failure?

A

Loss of aircraft and or fatalities

22
Q

Where would you find the rules regarding upgrade of software?

A

AWN 43

23
Q

Who can design new software?

A

BCAR section A8 approved company

24
Q

Who can sign for a S/W update?

A

Engineer

25
Q

Who is responsible for producing the operational program of the FMS?

A

The manufacturer

26
Q

Who needs to be aware of software management restrictions and their responsibilities to aircraft critical software control?

A

The engineers who maintain aircraft computer systems and the manufacturer of aircraft systems and software